One tree for every resident at Santon project
The chief minister has become one of the first to plant a tree in the new 'People's Wood'.
It's part of government's project to plant 85,000 trees, one for every Island resident, at Meary Veg in Santon.
The 113-acre site is to be planted with a mix of broadleaf trees, aiming to help 'offset the Island's carbon emissions.'
Howard Quayle says he's looking forward to seeing the woodland develop over time.
Funding of government services 'not sustainable'
Chief financial officer says a review of service levels is needed
Douglas Council object to DoI plans for temporary parking on Summerland site
Department is looking to have 32 spaces available to residents and visitors
Surgeon announces he's standing in General Election
Andre Risha will be seeking a seat in the constituency of Middle
'Bridging the care gap' focus of World Parkinson's Day
We hear from Parkinson's Disease Society Isle of Man
